Hi,

this is what I recorded today on 143.625 during EVA: http://solletichino999.altervista.org/EVA.wav with an AOR AR-3000A. Can anyone please translate it? Thanks

Details
Radio: AOR AR-3000A
Antenna: two fixed folded dipoles for polar NOAA satellites (~137 mhz)
Preamplifier: 130-145 mhz 3,2 db preamplifier
Software used for recording: Audacity
Place: Bari, Italy
Maximum elevation: 89° (but they stopped transmitting when they were 45° and rising)

Hi I can't find this answer on the Internet.
How will the astronauts get to and from the iss once the space shuttle stops flying.
Thanks in advance.
Paul m3ixs

During the pass over The Netherlands 26 febr. 2011 at 20.12 h loud and clear Russian comms at 143.6250. In between Packet at 145.8250.
Received by Uniden UBC3500xlt scanner and homemade QFH 137.5 MHz antenna.
The recording: http://members.ziggo.nl/janosmail/26febr2011.wav

http://triggerpit.com/2010/12/23/more-iss-photos-from-space-poet-nasa-as...

20Feb11 UTC 00:48:34 to 00:58:27 with the high elevation of 87 degrees. The iss came from 230 azimuth and departed at 52 azimuth. I got visual of the iss and also did packet through the digipeater. The time of the visual was around 00:53 UTC. This was the first time that my wife has got to see the iss. K8JMH Jeff EM88XU

Hello,

as you can see a new Tracking block is active.
This version has a few differences:
- you don't need to be registered in order to predict passes.
- the tracking happens on the main page. You can quickly check a pass without moving from where you are
- the countdown feature is back
- if you don't provide your QTH I will try to guess it starting from your IP address (once you select a QTH your selection is stored and always used)
- the orbit line is displayed on the tracking list

I think that it should be easier to use than the last version.

Hi All, Can anyone tell me what text I need to put in my beacon of my TM-D710 to get 'through' the ISS please?

Any help appreciated...73 Dave G7UZN in London

On 2/11/11 at 11:18z got a visual on the iss. Clear cold morning 7degrees, iss was at 68 degrees elevation came from 306 azimuth and departed at 135 azimuth. Was planning to do packet also but the digi would ID but there wasn't any packet, from me or anyone else coming down. This is a sight that everyone should see, and with a little planning it can happen. Good Luck! K8JMH

On 02/09/11 at 1201z seen the ISS going over, Azimuth 307 to 132, with high elevation of 80. This is my fourth time to see it what a great sight. Next I want to see and do packet on the same pass.
K8JMH

This is my my first post so first i want to say .. hi :)
My name is Krzysiek and i'm from Poland... I'm looking for mail contact to ISS because ..... i need their help with my valentine gift for my girlfriend :) I want to make a big photo collage for her :)